have been something that happened in the early stages of this vessels dive down to the titanic. the rear admiral was dive down to the titanic. the rear admiral was also dive down to the titanic. the rear admiral was also asked dive down to the titanic. the rear admiral was also asked about - dive down to the titanic. the rear| admiral was also asked about what happens now, what happens with all the crew that have been mobilised to this area around the titanic, the international support and of course searching through that debris. he used the word demobilise. we can inferred used the word demobilise. we can inferred that dozens and several different inferred that dozens and several different vessels and aircraft will begin different vessels and aircraft will begin to different vessels and aircraft will begin to make their way back to canada. begin to make their way back to canada, st. john s newfoundland, which canada, st. john s newfoundland, which is canada, st. jo
up. it starts with getting this debris u . g ., ., ., ., it starts with getting this debris up. jonathan, that was so informative. up. jonathan, that was so informative. thank - up. jonathan, that was so informative. thank you i up. jonathan, that was so | informative. thank you for up. jonathan, that was so - informative. thank you for talking us to that step by step. a little earlier i spoke to a marine scientist oceanographer from the uk who specialises in search for shipwrecks. he s also friends with two of the on board. shipwrecks. he s also friends with two of the on board. well, it s the worst possible two of the on board. well, it s the worst possible outcome two of the on board. well, it s the worst possible outcome for - two of the on board. well, it s the worst possible outcome for the i two of the on board. well, it s thej worst possible outcome for the all five men not being able to come home. it s frankly what i feared when i got the first call on monday about wh
the way well. it s been incredible to see the way communities come together. also the the way communities come together. also the way they sought to put everything in perspective and focus the attention to potentially some concerns the attention to potentially some concerns that they had even before this mission. it concerns that they had even before this mission- this mission. it was ph nargeolet remarkable- this mission. it was ph nargeolet remarkable. speaking this mission. it was ph nargeolet remarkable. speaking to - this mission. it was ph nargeolet remarkable. speaking to one - this mission. it was ph nargeolet remarkable. speaking to one of l remarkable. speaking to one of friends saying ph nargeolet was mr titanic for the up and was so excited about this expedition to see what he might learn visiting the wreckage. as we been saying, the focus here is again on the families, making sure the families. they were immediately notified once the debris was identified. that s
that s there were clues in the evidence that s been shared by the us coast guard that s been shared by the us coast guard in that s been shared by the us coast guard in terms of what might happen inwhen guard in terms of what might happen in when taken place of course we know in when taken place of course we know we in when taken place of course we know we lost contact with the vessel in our know we lost contact with the vessel in our 45 know we lost contact with the vessel in our 45 minutes into the dive. it sounds in our 45 minutes into the dive. it sounds like in our 45 minutes into the dive. it sounds like the location of where they are sounds like the location of where they are starting to see debris is very telling. it s only 1600 feet from very telling. it s only 1600 feet from the very telling. it s only 1600 feet from the bow of the titanic itself. it doesn t from the bow of the titanic itself. it doesn t sound like the vessel was able to it doesn t so